The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-12


Monday and Tuesday OF this week. In his capac
ity of prosecuting attorney.-Mrs. AL Riley de
parted last Monday TO visit with her husband.
parents, at Crystal Falls. for few days-pat
Hciugh. OF Crystal Falls. was visible on our
streets ON Monday.-Iron River Reporter.
ID. w. Brown, of Crystal Falls, was a
pleasant caller at this Office on Wednesday, lie
Is representing "A svcrware irm.--sumner Hop.
kins of Crystal Falls was IN town Thursday on
his way 90 his old home, Bnghamton, Wis He
win be absent about "a fortnight, during which
time the store AZ Crystal Falls win be conducted
by c. c. olin-Florence Mining Fews.
j. +. Bower departed ON Wednesday
/ for his old home, Colon, Mich. where he will re-
main until his health is better. Mr. Bower Is
suffering with throat trouble and has been un-
able TO attend TO his business only part OF the
time since the first OF the year He has many
friends here who sincerely hope that he win soon
return entirely well.
Christopher Columbus DIN, Difference,
one Of the joillest aud best hearted men that
ever lived, after repeated efforts made THE DiA-
MoND DRILL Office social call on last Saturday
evening. He Is "A member OF the dry goods firm
OF Olin q Hopkins here.
Robert T. Tuten looked over the top
Of his gold bowed eye glasses at TIE DIAMOND
DRILL people Thursday. He edits. with
great credit, the Menominee Range. at Iron
Mountain.
Dr. A. A. Metcalf, VIM. Doucet, Thos.
oConnor, A. Justified and VIM. Russell were
called 60 Iron River ON Thursday as witnesses
in the ease Of the state vs.. Laura Brown.
Mrs. David Desbien and her four child
rem departed on Monday morning, for Cacauna,
Province Of Quebec Canada She win place her
children In school ut that place.
Gil. Main, one OF the jolliest men in the
woods, was in town on Tuesday and reports
logging operations in his section as moving on
with smoothness and rapdty.
Prosecuting Attorney Crandall, one of
the most pleasant gentlemen Crystal Falls boasts
Of and a good lawyer, attended TO legal business
AZ Iron River early this week.
Col. John SobieslNi will deliver the first
of series of three lectures, in Doucets hall to-
night lie Is spoken OF by the press below as "a
thrilling orator.
j. III. kcrkeet, betterknown Az "Jack,"
was here on Wednesday, overseeing the unload.
ing and delivery Of ear load OF powder, for the
adjacent mines
Chas. Bush, constable, Of Iron River
was here on Wednesday evening. subponicing
witnesses for a law suit now In progress at that
place.
c. G. Campbell the popular landlord Of
the Stephenson house, and Bent SIR acted as
jurors. AT Iron River early this week.
Isaac Bagley, OF Menominee, was in and
around the city several days this week, IN the
Interest of LaVeque Bros, jewellers.
Il. c. Davey still remembers his old
home and trips To Florence as often as possible
Monday Was his latest visit there.
Mike Tender one Of our most pleasant
tonsorial artists whiled away Monday at the
pleasant little town OF Florence.
James McCourt, who is conducting a
photograph gallery at Florence, will return 70
Crystal Falls In March.
The editors wife and mother arrived
on Monday and viii, for the present occupy
quarters at the falls.
Capt. Thomas Ball went to Champion
to-day. to attend IA meeting OF tine Gibson 4
Mitchell Mining Co.
Messrs. .Jno. Fisher, X. Dawson and
Pat McIiugh went 10 Iron River on Monday 20
attend "a law suit.
VIM. III. Clark, Jr., OF Florence, was in
town last Saturday and did not forget THE Ola
MoND Dull.
John KGpeka, the popular boot and
shoe manufacturer went 10 Iron River on
Wednesday,
Mrs. Chas. Gallagher has been verk sick
this week. Her many friends hope she VIII speed.
lily recover.
Joseph Bitterly. leading Iron Noun
tain ieweIer, was nj the Lockwood on wednes-
day.
Menominee's mayor, A. c. Stephenson,
was observed In the village ON Wednesday